Organic photovoltaics (OPV) and Perovskite-based systems are creating radically new applications in consumer electronics. They include indoor light harvesting to extend battery life of wearables, and outdoor energy generation with performance in regard of their flexibility previously unimaginable from conventional photovoltaics. The same is true for flexible electronics. A key contributor to these advancements has come from progress in bonding technologies. Panacol (Steinbach, Germany) accompanies these developments by providing high tech adhesives that elevate flexible photovoltaics to the next level.
Signostium, a Swedish frontrunner in facility management solutions, develops digital door and information-signs, powered by Epishine's (Linköping, Sweden) market leading printed solar cells. This technology not only streamlines administration and management processes but also aligns seamlessly with Signostium's mission to pioneer a more sustainable and efficient way of distributing information in facilities.
Epishine (Linköping, Sweden), a leading energy impact company, aiming to redefine the capture of light has successfully completed an investment round, securing an impressive 60 million SEK in funding. This substantial investment is expected to propel the company's expansion plans, enabling further growth and advancements.
